"Tap It!" is a collection of 3 fun card games: Slapjack, Egyptian Ratscrew, and Slap Screw. Rules for each type of game can be found on the main menu of the app."Tap It!" is played by each player tapping a "Tap Me" button to do what is usually done by slapping the deck of cards in these traditional card games. Each type of game can be played with one person against the computer, now with three difficulties to choose from to make sure its a fair challenge! Or, play together with as many as 3 of your friends on just one phone!We hope you really enjoy Tap It! Please rate it if you like it :D Or, donate by buying "Tap It!(Full)" Let us know if there are any issues or concerns! Just email us at info@debragames.com. Thanks!*Single player or 2-4 players against each other.*Update 1.3 - Fixed issues with the title screen, multi-player error, and a few more minor bugs.*Update 1.2 - Fixed minor bugs, and increased Slapjack difficulty.

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